Artificial Intelligence and Philosophy

About this course

Artificial intelligence and philosophy is a degree that takes seriously both the technical and the conceptual dimensions of one of the most consequential developments in contemporary life. Artificial intelligence, as a technical discipline, involves the design of systems that can learn, reason, and act in ways that were previously thought to require human intelligence. Philosophy, as a discipline, asks the questions that technical work alone cannot answer: what is intelligence, what is consciousness, what does it mean to understand rather than merely to compute, and what ethical constraints should govern the design and deployment of systems that make decisions affecting human lives? At King's College London this three-year programme, the first of its kind in the UK, combines technical AI training with philosophical enquiry, giving you both the ability to build and evaluate AI systems an

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